14/01/2026
Fragments of Becoming
by H.D
I do not want to be remembered
as a single fact—
not blue,
not poetry,
not the person you met once
and decided to keep.
Like water, I take many forms.
I am yesterday thinning into today,
today dissolving into someone
you have not yet met.
I do not stay.
I cannot.
Leave me be,
and I will move in directions
you did not plan for.
I am not meant to be contained.
I am not meant to stop.
To know me
is to trace depth,
to measure width.
But to love me
is to accept what cannot be measured—
that recognition expires,
that memory lags behind becoming.
Blue is not me.
It is only a moment I passed through.
I am not just a poem.
I am the song I haven’t written,
the story still breaking open.
You may know a chapter,
but I do not remain
where you last read me.
I do not want a footprint.
I want marks that move,
signs of motion,
evidence I was not finished.
I will learn everything.
I will be anything.
And when I am gone,
do not say you knew me—
say only
that I refused
to remain the same.
01/14/26